Sentence examples for final rejection of from inspiring English sources

Finally, testing and contradicting theory are not the final rejection of a theory, but is the basis for reconstructing theory by means of case study design.

But it was far from a full and final rejection of a law that is so clearly driven by bigotry and so clearly unconstitutional.

The final rejection of violence through the throwing away of a gun is a trifle glib, though the same charge could be made against a hundred westerns as well as the casting of Excalibur into the lake.

United Airlines, pulling all the political strings it can to avoid a third and presumably final rejection of its application for a federal loan guarantee, may have to make even more painful cuts if it succeeds in its quest.

The giant toy retailer had previously alleged that Amazon, a leading online retailer, breached an agreement giving Toys RR" Us the exclusive right to sell toys and games through Amazon. United Airlinessuffered a further and final rejection of its bid to secure a federally guaranteed loan.

And the caliph Omar ibn al-Khattab (may God bless him) emphasised Islam's structural relationship with freedom, when he let out his seismic cry: "Since when have you taken people as slaves who were born free?" And the caliph 'Ali bin Abi Talib announced his full and final rejection of anything that went against this principle when he said: "Whoever does not accept others' opinions will perish".

(One, for example, filed by Facebook for "Facilitating Interaction Among Users of a Social Network," was originally filed in July 2010, and just last week had a "non-final rejection" of all of its claims. Facebook can still modify and resubmit).

Between March and April, Welles finished the film with filler shots, close-ups, the final rejection scene and most of Falstaff's speeches.

In the final rejection email from Garry Tan, one of the YC partners, I found a glimmer of hope.

His embittered account of his final rejection at Vienna's Academy of Fine Arts is typical: I had set out with a pile of drawings, convinced that it would be child's play to pass the examination.

Mr. Erdogan, whose party has Islamist roots, suggested that a cold shoulder by Europe this time would smack of a final rejection.